ΙΗΕ DUNN DESPATCH
And this it (sir week in Sprucc
line. With all the advertising that
town has rcctitml during the past
ten da va, no doubt the fair trill be
" higjër Mid better.
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It afipear* that Cermany is begin -
nîng to realise that the allie· won
the World War and that the lost it.
In other words Cenuanjr i» reap
ing «hat it sowed.
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Governor Mormon might consid
er Governor Walton and take cour
ajt. Hie career has been a calm
tewle that of the OMtriotna execu
tive.
Α ριίηκτ has been saddled with
the owMnhip 01 two gall nos of
whiskey rfiscoreretl m s Cation! ι
church. Why ht forgot and left it
there, b the question
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Citizens of Mitchell county are
quoted as savin*. " We don't want
any negroes or Democrats m oui
county. Judging from what ha?
happene»! recently, we fail to see
why either shouM want to Eve there.
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l're*.« reports from Oklahoma
- r*ld indicate that Governor Wal
loti- chance of a home ran is slim.
With two strikes registered against
him, lie is not at all likely to get a
Kit in the third try. Yet be b a
plucky player.
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The Greensboro man who testi
fiid falsely against another men,
who was found guilty and gives a
five-year» sentence to the peniten
tiary. and later admitted it, deserve»
a Mcc sentence. And yet be should
be given credit for set remaining
''silent while his victim served the
*rry*°n·
Is licnry Ford to play the **me
note in the gasokae world that he
Miplayed in the automobile world?
Κ he <1oes. then me are «tire he aril!
(ml an eu» road tu the presidency.
Reports have it that he is going into
He gasoline luisine»* on a large
scale, and that he wilt sell gasoline
itit Toed driver* only) for 16 cents
the gallon That won Id indeed be
■ Itmking out lor hi* friends — tho*
«ht drive I'ords.
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« 1W To Boo·*
livery Dunn citizen will admit
that tfaa outstanding need of th.
town is a modern hotel. The tmrr,
ha» offered for many year* for
the lark of a hotd in keeping with
it» material growth in other ways.
Tito Dunn Chamher of Commerce
has worked in season and out of
•«««on, if ι '-«re hy any «nu r»f sea
sun. m an etfort to interest some·
body in the erection of a modcrr
hotel here, h now appears that the
persistent effort on the part of thU
■titaniWK?·" is soon to meet wilh
th· desired result». As the matter
now stand· the only thing that lies
in the way nf the erection of juxt
the hotel that Dunn needs, and
me* have, would be the lack of
moral co-operation upon the pan
of local cMacn*. Kcalutng the grea:
and ever present need of a new ho
td. we feel con fdent thai the coop
eration will he tendered, anil glad
ly to.
Roosting will get the hotel, while
t"mk*-g « calculated to defer hi
erection So if yon fed inclinât to
" knork leave the knocking off. Ob
the other hand, if yon feel indtned
in boa# the proposition, get bnsy
and make it known »»» the promoters
•hat tw are with them iia the un
dertaking to give Dean the thing
that it needs must —a hotel.
After mdng wbai wt had to
Mjr Μ a raccwt ime about hotdtaf
landlord mrtbw of tk« Coojxraf
He Cotton tad Tokaceo Marketing
»<οκί·ιίΜΜ mydili for tM
rropa of aunmaMhrr tonairt*. A.
>V. Hae*try. Add reprreentaliw
-i l dm OmoA a««Marton, lofera*
in that iWa rule too not jrat ban
-ulofrterl hy that wjpaiilaw. Wt
•ft M»drr (fw bprtwun that botli
■tuatoriTfitiWHiibte for rhr part of
>fl|A >i a a· a .1 l.ii
'ff *πψ nwUpl By VHC nOR'VIICMPw
In "expressing our of*n»on about a
this matter we were not attempting t
lo mjtve the co-operative niarVet- t
jog movement, but on the <*her hand
it waft merely expressing a fair that
something was hcinp done thai 1
would not he for the l>e*t i merest j
of the organization. We thiitk that ;
the Cotton association has ilumi ! |
jood judgment in refraining front ,
the course in qucftiirtt. Aujihing »
ikat is calculated 10 make «ternie* '
of both members ami tton-meinlicr* '
ta sore to have a disastrous effect. ]
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Twenty TmU Of
A Good Farmer
1 1 i
1. b ear (am ifcralcd with the J
ilaflaMa JtrUmimtton U> malu.· tVr j
lawi richer r«h yaarT
>. Is jroer* a relating, divctaify- |
«C. "tie· at hem·" farm, irlvtac j
prefer attention not only te ctivorsi
ftad farm cropi bat aW> to lhmtoek,
poultry, *nd dairy prWocU'
S Aw you uaiac modern plows,
cultivators. ete.. »*leh >«miv ·Λ·»
hone labor rather than too maeh
highly cipcmrt humas tabor in mak
ing crops?
4. Do τ ou at far aa poiaibie hare
lomothing to tore snder for «oil im
proprement baton each crop planted Τ
Β Do you practice deop break- <
injr iollowed bjr ihallow and lerel
cultivatienT
ft. On your (am, ate you making
proper Me at jieginim nnw|isaa.
soy beana. velvet boast, «lovera, vetch
and aHalte—both for enriching land
and for «boap Hay?
T. la chert a constant effort to
an woll-«haped Held·. free both of
gulHcj ami of ragged. uneven,
tproaty earneisî
·. Do yon cat and thock your
corn instead of practicing the old Ja
bor-waiting, corn-yield reriaefag, fol
ly of toMer-palling?
t. Arc yoa doing your part in the
great movement that promise· a now
on for farm*m through feuaineat
IQte co operation in baying and sell
tag?
10. Hare yea joined the ranks of
the pi out oil ι «ι fanners whose hoaaea
are palatod—both tor reasons of
h»al| and aa a prat·maire of ex
pensive laraber?
11· Are yea a reading fanner—
not only reading newspapers but bal
letina, books, and papers that deal
especially with the great baaineea of
fanning?
IS. Is the farm hooae. aa well aa
the fana .itself, properly equipped
wkh modern convenience·—a good
rang*. Ink· cooker, waahbig ma
china. raaaiag watar. a modem U*t
is* «M·,- Tssrr -
It. Doea year farm aaé none bat
well aolertad seed for the main crap·
planted?
14 Do yoa go ahead and do all '
your farm work when It eaght to be
tiens «beat the moor, or the «ign» of ,
the aocHacT
15. Do yon wk for the help of
your eoanty demonatrntlon agent is
trying to irrt your {vnlof on lh« ;
most profitable and baaineaalikr bu
if
16. An» you giving year children '
the beat education it I· pmctieahlu to
give then Τ
IT. Arc yoa trying to make your
roomanity · bettor place to lhrc la
and to encourage year neighbor* in
thr adoption of progrcaaive metho«li
and idea»?
I·. >ra yoc giving your home a
proper and bcaotifol aetting of graaa.
Mm, and »h robbery, and have rn
?:ovided good weU>carod-for pastures
fat your cattle hop, aitd horars?
J·. Do yoa feel a rral pride In
'ho piofeatiof· of farming, dignify
ng it fcy trying to make it · genuine
art or aetoaee, honoring Its leaden,
and seeking to pro mot* overy move
ownt that look» t» Ita enrichm«ot and
lipraiaaaa·»?
20 Do you have a acnaa of ro
•panaiMHty to Gad for Che use yoa
—lia of Hie eail, rcaliafag that va
are iadnad "tenant* of the Almighty,"
sowadsalsaed by Him "to draaa and
to keep" whatever part of Hi· fool
staol "U «otMBÉtttd U oa for a life
time?—The Progressive Farmer.
Fiab at tlie Pratt, Kanvu·. State
C*h hatchery are l<wfr fed by dec ;
Irichjr. Large Kghi bullx are placed
at the edge of the fi*H ροο<1*. and
moth», mfllen and other insect» art
attracted bjr the lifht. The water ,
U soon covered with the m*eCU. ,
which the Mi devour eagerly.
ANOTHER RECORD
OF DISTINCTION
Dm Mick MmI CUm Of
1Μ*Ιμ4·Τ«μ«τΤ·
The j(ra4«atiof th** of 1923,
Dwm hifh «dmol, rtmhinl of
tw«*4y-iv« mrmbefE, and twenty
of mm have Kmc wijr to cotWft
TWa MMi to w fir bit record in
the (Male, wWi ihe e*rej*i«m of Ox
font a> of whan fr»<lu»ti«jj diM,
jtJbjMhf. ·ηκ I» ruflewe to fcp*
Of the toft* or mer· young ran
mmI waowi of Dunn a·» at uiHagi
thia faff, akM one-half of the own
her roM*a hn* #w high acheel
rl·*· of H, W« h*«« haanl from
number of thaïe Uty» and girl*,
Dd sue* of them air already tak
IK high rank at the vaiiuM* ctJleues
f the State.
W. S. Sinn».
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ιοτκκ or balk or um rat
d&unquknt morexTY
■TAX rot lttl AND IMS
Parana** to itotyti and aaxtar mm
borttjr «f th· Board ·( CoouniaMon
rt of On Tm «t Dub η, I wiH aaO
t pobtte a action to th· htoh—t Vkl
■r for ettk, at th« Brunie!*·) MM
ι* in the Town at Dun m Mon
ey Nvnrttr (th It IS at 10 «'clock
a. tot» btlutlii to yaattoa w
■clow, for aprriflc ctoacrtyttoa
•cation of each lot no tas book· at
uwb tlurka offtcc.
B. A. ROWLAND, Tax ColWetor
Tu« IMS
kltman. J. Ρ < I A·
lit «an, L. H. ·. ... 4.(1
to tier, C. Τ. *Λ·
lallarw·, J. H. 480.M
larnc*. 4. D. <8SA·
tar*foot, lint. Sarah 14.00
toll and lflltar # 00
toll, N. A. A Cow «0.00
teat. Jam·, A RotX Young.. 7.80
UtMll. l>. U J.00
track, A. B. «.00
liouehtoo, Jcaak 1.00
irook». D. L. 1.41
■""«·< w, M. 4.75
Byrd. I. Β. 34-00
Bjrrd, G. Β. 17.00
3r««n, H. S., Cannady A Dmii
*n»l Tek· T*rt 17.M
."Oihw»ll. «Ir*. G. Β Β0.40
λμ, Laura U. Mr».. 11.00
?anLr*l Grocery 10.00
:«*. j. a ui
:<»ok. j. α loo
?oop«r. P. 8. 40.62
*«•1», lunule R. .... .... S.OO
:ok. Ε 8. 1.00
Mi. J. 1 100
Tont.ll. P. W t.00
-onUll, J. ϊ._, 1.00
LnQom, P. 8. ami Mi». Hattic. 3I.U
r!ulk>m. F. 8 - 1.00
Da»!·, G. D. 8.00
Dawaoo, Mr». Nancy 90.00
Dawson, Ε. V. 21.00
riewion. W. P. 1.00
l)«w»on, Mr*. Nancy E. 44.78
Denning B*n C -. 89.70
Deftninç, Μη. Joli· .. — .... 81.76
Oennlp*. L. Κ. β.50
Mtct and Godwin 16.60
Dortaan, Robert ..... 21.00
Driver, Mr». Clyde Witoon...- SO.OO
n*vt«, Mr*. Sal lie 10.00
Ektndte, JE. 8.00
Eddie, Vane· t<00
EldrlHfe. Ο. Ε. 1β.ββ
ford. G. B. S.00
Potter. J. T. ... — 18.00
Godwin, 8. C 4.0*
Henry, Jntncs M. ....... 6.00
UiglMMltfc. J. R. Co 1.00
RicWith, J. R. S.TB
Hodge·, John W. Co « 00
Holme·. O. U «0.00
Home. J. H. 4.00
Rodaon, Mn. J. L. lt.00
Rant, J. D 8.00
rackMit. W. Τ 11.00
laekaon, J. G. ........ 8.00
raekttD. WilUam W 7.B1
Jackson. J. P. 7.35
iacksom, L. D. 4<00
ίarris, H. G. V 4.·*
rone, T. L. ...TlzTl 8.001
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lenilgaa. R. E. ... t-7uT
Fere Iran, B. P. - 7t0
lohrnon C. A. A Co. J1.08
lohnson, H. P. ββ.00
lohnson, II. P. and L. H.
Dnofrti on . 66.00
lcnw.7. M 8.00
lonc», κ. w. .. 32-00
Fenian. J. t. 4·.·$
Un*. 8. Β β.26
ianoy, W. C 1·.00
Lei*!», S. B S.00
>e. tin. Myrtlk 100
m, W. C. S.00
>*.8. B. EaL 46.00
•ee, Joseph . - ... 4.00
jtc. Nu T. J 26.00
>e. IHu 18.00
>wii, D. H. 21.86
Koore. Levanrfcr ........ 1.00
«HAclU Pete 1.00
Mutual Realty and Ina. Co 76.04
Martin, JuHu. Β 1.14
tfcKay. »u Eunice 30.00
McKay, H. 8. 68.00
IteNem, O.JC. 8.00
UcPbail, Ε. 0 8.0·
tfewfeorry, A. B. ...... 3.62
Morrti. B. A. 6.60
Worib. Archie L 8.00
the Pullman Co. .......... 3.88
Parton, T. M. ! 8AO
Peawal!. R. SI. 50.80
f.arwll, Urn R J., Bit. 0.08
Phillip·, John C 7.00
P»pe, I). R. 8.00
Pape. C. H. Jr 8.00
tape, Ο. Β 40.00
UMU, T. L. 7.00
Iw, Perry l-M
fcaynot. W. N. 8.48
Ramaeaa. rWieaoinf 8.00
levait, W. M 3.00
RmH. Henry ...— ... 3.00
bidta. Hunter 8.0·
Smith. Β. Β 8.00
Smith, i. A 7M
Jlaaehter, Κ. M : 18.20
IIWfcenMn, C.M 9 00
Stewart, Willie C 47.08
luof, IL D 8Λ6
îarlwi. C. M 21-88
lariat, Η Β. ilM
lurUa, L. P. 144JI
rart, Chnond M 8.16
rhoaspean, I. I. 8.··
rhemai. John 80.00
rbarntoa, L. G. 8.16
rurnac·, J. W 21.·0
t*k*r, M. L. T.t«
IWrfafUa. R. Τ 8.00
Fan**, D. P. 8.00
1 aagfcn. T. U «.00
W»4e ami PorJle 86.00
y aie. J. C 87.10
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ÏÏmibro«fc, Γ. H. ..........
KTnelijrootc. A. P. .........
tOUuM, I· C. ...........
VllklNMn, U C. ......
VQUam·, Lewi· ... .... ·.
raifort. L. L. »,
β®*» Λ 9 - _ _
ribM. Jaw W. ».M
fitgM, Ttatov ..
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J. D. ............. a ι»
·< .:,'ϋΛ J. I". ...... Il '
'UMin, JUft ..... 4.50
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■»se, Lc« s.oc
Uvaiùi, Nonmn 3 P-«
HUctt, CUret* ! S.OC
nitolt. W. H. . 8.0·
CUiott, Kofceft ... 3.00
Svaoit E4. 3.00
loi··?. Minai· 11 00
Urn, torn .. 4.15
lui, Henry 3.75
H«h. walk ».oo
line·, Γκηηι· ......... 10.00
larringtM, H.JL ... ... 10.40
bb./Nd· 3.00
J ........ S.IKI
'«ok* -Mm * 00
Itcok·, WriUr. ... 3.00
ackaoa, J«ron« 3.00
'on··, Kv»ml«r ..... .... 8.00
untie·, Wllaon S.9B
(nme|r*jf, Kobvrt *.00
-cç» M* A. ·············.»· 3.05
-e··, Clmrtitct* ............. S.00
-*·. a. r. ...., 1.00
>a. Omv I.oo
jam, Onm B.Of
'icKinnon, Saady - 1.00
Kci»·!·, Will *.00
KeBryrte, Monta? 8.00
KcArtkur, EddU 8.00
«cPfceraon, On· 8.00
HeNalH. OhiCt 8.00
JefcaC 6.11
BcNaill, WiHfam 8.00
NeNatH, John 8.0*
XcEmUb. Jum 8.00
XrLaaa, Gvotc* 8.00
MrLwii. VMli» 4.00
McLaaa, A. WTI 4.00
McLean, flhep 8.70
HcKair, Q*orc« 8.00
HcHaa, Mmn 8.00
Bewail, W0Ui<d *.00
Ko'Wiaoa, Jam*· ... *.00
Robinaon. Asm* 7.00
Sandal*. Arthur 8.00
Staton. Jotac 8.00
Sn-Jth, Colan ........ 8.00
Smith, Jaraa* 8.00
Smth. Charlie 8.00
Smkh, Tana 18.(0
Surica, Jamaa 8.00
faw, Call!· B OO
Thannaa. N. Moor· ... 3.00
Direct, eUnay 8.00
Cndcrwood, hott ... 7.14
WMhincton, Own 11.00
WncOosaa W. 6.16
Wl»m, Jim. 1.00
Wtttama, Κ art 10.17
Wfllkn, Ε*Π7 .... S.00
VnUm, Jim· S.OO
t WlUiajn· 1.00
Tew· Tum 1 Ml—WW la fMfb
AlpMn, L. H. .1 «1I T<
Bacrett, U B. roe
SinftM. Kit. BaiaA It.00
Bain, Β. β. 1.00
BoH, N. A. and Co. 25.00
But and Yonne 7.M
Bctu. Τ. Τ Τ.Τ»
Blnek, Mack 6.00
BeUo», Kla* «.·0
Bailor, C Τ - «.00
nul low, F. a * KattJ· CuUom 16.W
Coak, J. A i-M
Dnk, #. D. «.00
Drmon, L V. ; It»
Dawson, M ta. Ihncr C. M.00
- iMfI,
Gâtât, John Ο 114
[Tanna, Jéff S.00
Hudaor., Mia. J. L. Si M
ΗβΚΓ D. t «-00
larnlfma, R. T. ... 6.04
Ioa«a. J. U. 8.00
lonea, Brandir ... 1.0Φ
loaaa, H. G ν— 4.60.
Lac and Kanoy ... ..... 04.SO
Kanoy, W. C. 1B.S0
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m, Β. W $3 58
>«, Hobcrt 1B.U0
Λ S. H Lh 4S.OO
L*e. icu«i t» 4.00
-*«. M. A. 3.00
Wa>r«rd, W. 0 5.30
Moon·, L»T*»ricr 3.00
Kotu&l a<aHy Inv. Co 11.00
HcKv. 3* la» Croie. 30.00
<cK*y. H « 6T.»<
M«K«y, *. 1 3.00
P»nrtA Λ DrÎTçr -- 1(1.03
Pop·, D. R 8.00
Pope. Willi· 40.00
Preston, Un. Dr-IU 34.00
fUjmcr, W. M. Λ.43
Slaughter, B. M. 18.20
Stepnei.fton, C. M. 9.00
!krkkl»a<<. J η. 11.86
Sugg*, Η. G 8.80
Surle», L. P. -- 5β.00
Suri»», C. *» 1*-β«
Turnago, J. W. ... M.46
l omifi, J. J. S.74
Woatlirook, F H 40.00
Wilson, Alfred 4.001
Willi Tord, 1*. L- —S.00I
Tewa Tum Far 1U1—(Μ·η4 I
Co*. "W. Κ 8.7»
KUioU, Robert S.OO
High. Willie 8.00
ΗοιΙκ-r», Gu* 3.00
Jone*. J. α 3.00
Ja«ic«, Wtlion β.βί
Leo, Milton A. 8.00
1-w, O. F. 8.00
HCC, UtMJf 1.1/0
Me Arthur, Walter î 1.00
Me Arthur. E«klle ..... 8.00
MtBryde, Ηοκι s.ni
Mvlnhin, Jtmpi . S.00
McTvrr. Wai 6.Ou
Jfebnan. Gnnr· - .....—.. 1.00
XcHnill, John ... t.00
McPhenon, Uly*«« ... 3-00
Owtm Emmltt 1.00
PowUty. H. Ed «.00,
Afitn, RobtrWou .... . Τ .00'
Srn-th, F/Iîxa, K*t «#.00
euuon, Jnfti· 1.00
T«r. OotUc 6.00
Walktr, C«oni· ... —.. 134
Wltkina, Jmmet 1.00
William*, Enrl 1*40
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® We Invite All to Dunn's
GREAT FAIR!
The Yellow Front Store challenge· 10,000 people who
do care, who want to pro·per and be happy, and wQl buy
the newest styles with best workmanship and best mater
ial for less money, to visit our store and make headquart
ers with us. Here you will find all that's new, stylish,
and good, that's worn by men, women and children, from
head to foot, and Dry Goods, too, for a tremendous saving
to the buyer.
WE WILL BE OPEN EVERY DAY DURING THE FAIR
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We welcome all to Dunn's Greatest Fair—visit the
Yellow Front Store—command us and we will serve you
Dunn, North Carolina — October 5th, 1923
- "rRr G" TAYLOR
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CITY GARAGE
Now prepared to give excellent service in ell automobile
repair work, will be glad to serve all who come to
Fair at Dunn
R. IRBY McLEAN
I* in charge of repair department. AD of you know
Irby. He is one of the most conscientious workmen that
ever came to Dunn, and you can depend upon him. He is
assisted by a force of good workmen and is prepared to
give you quick and efficient service.
VULCANIZING PLANT
K. O. Boone, of the FayetteviDe Vulcanizing Works,
has established a branch plant in our building, and is in
personal charge. He guarantees satisfaction.
A. B. GODWIN, BOOKKEEPER
Bradley will be glad to serve his friends in any way
possible. He presides over the gas tank, too, and enjoys
"FiDei' 'er up."
The City Garage
THE BIG GARAGE, NEAR THE POSTOFFICE
HENRY P. JOHNSON, Proprietor